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soz, p66 not 56 on aussie nano case study 5

Thanks.
Couple instructive reads here dont know if you've read before, learning up on nanotech present in cpx supercap. A few years old but planning a future.
https://images.app.goo.gl/mU88bwnog2eaicKu8
PM referred to p.37
https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/435728/future-scope-and-directions-of-nanotechnology-in-creating-next-generation-supercapacitors
CPX as a case study p.56
https://www.science.org.au/supporting-science/science-sector-analysis/reports-and-publications/national-nanotechnology-research
both free to download, no registering required.

Pretty sure they're clean. Case of their large caps (module hulks) being easier to manufacture than cpx's thin form factor; the size of a postage stamp with a surface area of hundreds square metres? By Jove, they've cracked it.

Couple of recent auto cap articles related to this thread.
Skeleton's planned supercap tech to do away with the lead/lithium/cobalt/nickel/manganese battery altogether. Interesting claim. Couple comments worth reading.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/faster-than-filling-up-with-gas-these-ultracapacitors-will-change-electric-cars-says-startup/
And if one is going to dig stuff up, use supercapacitors for the mine robotics and vehicles - ABB here
https://energyindustryreview.com/metals-mining/electric-vehicles-and-robotics-for-mining-2020-2030/

they're all on teslerati.com. Tesla Battery Day (announcements) was scheduled for April 20th, maybe postponed few weeks.

pipelines now complete and operational. see last 2 press releases, looks encouraging.
http://www.gastothewest.com/

hayashi, p7 last year's full results auto sector, info there
Russians planning to use supercap lasers to boost in-space satellite batteries, maybe others follow.

https://www.cap-xx.com/
revamp too

Well you would have thought so. For the last few years e-peas and cpx have been exhibiting on the same Energy Harvesting stand at SensorsExpo. Peas in the same pod.
https://s36.a2zinc.net/clients/questex/Sensors20/Public/EventMap.aspx?shMode=E
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Semtech leaders in this IOT application. They are also investers in e-peas.
They've a Murata DMT prismatic in the chipset so are they a customer? Video of it - IOT Hardware Extending Life of the Device (right hand side , third way down) - 19 mins in.
https://www.semtech.com/company/videos
Goes on later (around 50 mins) to describe inital major IOT takers will be for asset and device tracking and metering.
This also
https://www.eenewspower.com/news/high-drain-and-extended-temperature-lithium-coin-cells-iot/page/0/1

"Recent results of a survey on the impact of the coronavirus displayed a shift towards more positive expectations and minimal impact to the electronic components industry," by Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA)
https://www.controleng.com/articles/survey-on-impact-of-covid-19-on-electronics-industry-released/

The Taiwanese and Chinese company Hawyang distributing cpx caps also stock e-peas products; convergence and synergy thats what it is.
https://www.hawyang-semi.com/news/d/63
PM uses e-peas products in his presentations (p31 I think)
http://www.enerharv.com/wp-content/uploads/pub_uploads/2018/06/10-CAP-XX-Enerharv-2018-05-CAP-XX-MARS-LECTURE-PDF-TO-POST-6-21-18.pdf
worth catching up on this
https://www.cap-xx.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/s19_Pierre-Mars-Tutorial.pdf

sxx was worth buying for the story when planning permission granted 4 years plus ago (by a majority of one council vote) and raced away on hype to 40p's. There was going to be no rise thereafter til production surely?

industry cottoning on to benefits of supercapacitors
https://electronics360.globalspec.com/article/14903/supercapacitors-for-renewable-energy-applications
didnt know they did a dual cell prismatic
https://cap-xx-store.com/collections/prismatic-supercapacitors?sort_by=created-descending

Thanks for the posts pp1, keeping us fresh.
Tried nettle soup for first time today, fresh tips only from new shoots. Nothing beats it right now for mins and vits. potato onion soften in butter, add pint light stock, then later half pint milk and nettles, cook a few mins more. Unreal.

I've come across some ultra-violet gadgets that have sanitizing technology; pocket wands, mobile phone/light boxes and water bottles. None from Honeywell/Roche with a supercap though. They need to work at a certain wavelength (200-280 nanometers), because at this frequency the nuclear material of the bacteria and virus is scrambled and permanently damaged, end of. If we are to have this future uncertainty, a wand might be just the job.

Whoever finds the cure would be good if these things now come patent free to use by everybody. (as in cure for polio, authorised by Roosevelt). Reading up seems this disease has been around for decades but big pharma haven't wanted to throw money into R and D for something that might not never happen. (anyway they make more money selling handcreams). Is it a failure of market ideology and political adequacy?
Some more info on this topic here
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/02/covid-vaccine/607000/
Naomi Klein counters status quo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFqNAEx1lm4
Trying to work out how one cuts one hair pmsl

sorry dutch, trying to save own biz!
in meantime, comedy from some good old egg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoA2EMTh_4g&feature=youtu.be

report from IEEEE on potential supercap use in tesla; pretty reputable industry group, PM's a member.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/transportation/efficiency/companies-report-rush-electric-vehicle-battery-advances
btw cross-party group pushing for Emergency Universal Basic Income relief for self-employed, not yet included in chancellor's hand-out.
Take care.

http://www.rcmicro.es/rcmicroblog/pdf/Focus%20Product-EDLC%20Rev%203rd%20Feb%202019.pdf

Sorry MIKECC, dont think there is. You'll have to check cpx site, info under products and buy now links.
AVX licensee, all cpx ip other than bestcap
http://www.avx.com/products/supercapacitors/